>> i say the word is to use the bayonet but i think that gets to use the sense that you provided in the supreme court decision in the health case there are certain combinations of words where the mind would also the combination of the two words and they are it is very clear dealing with a bayonet using stabbing somebody with a firearm without "-left-double-quote stick impossibility using equipment to store telephone numbers using a sequential number generator the statutes that were passed before the t cpa they use a bunch of different formulations for a number of them did address the technology and random sequential number generator. that is a real problem particularly you think about sequential number generation generating thousands of numbers you have to store them someplace in the fact they are using the equipment to store the numbers to create the distinct risk to emergency lines and cellular phones and peter lines. >> can you comment on what you're reading creates? >> i don't think it has a surplus problem so on our side i don't think there is because if i talk about using a power

to use it. so, you are exceeding a limit on your authorization. but i think that so actually refers back to the word access. but to clear up any confusion , the word authorization refers to specific individualized permissions and there will be systems that don't really require that it all. if i access a public website, just like i wouldn't really normally talk about going to a public park with or without authorization, that's just a thing everyone can do, that wouldn't be a system. >> it seems to me you are putting a lot of specificity into the word authorization that it doesn't have. you could have authorization from an employer or even a professor. a professor teaching a small class, 12 seminar students and she says you may use a computer in class to take notes, but for no other reason. like personal gmail? >> your honor, i don't think that that is the kind of authorization the statute is referring to. it's talking about the owner of the computer data, not just an extra no constraint and i thi

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it has imprinted us in some way that can be useful to us. she talks about a deep and often a female creative power that she is interested in listening to. it's really different from may be a white male poetic story doing something that is impressive. she kind of calls that out. this is about fear. it is a power or control that can also be claimed. her poems and her writing about what poetry offers us. is about alleged -- a lived urgency mecca lived urgency that we actually need and possess. i think that aligns beautifully with a sense of activism. there is something that we must claim and share and allow to startle and overwhelm and embolden us. i love the way that the erotic energy is a part of that. the female eroticism is another one of those things that the male establishment has taught us to shame. and that is also a form of oppression has it creates a sense of silence and a relinquishing of power. let's use this as something that is life-giving. whether she is traveling or arguing whether she is mapping a sense of what we must become w

so most of us living gray areas and are used do it. this idea that there is something bad about that that is the fundamental parts of our lives, extremely distressing. i was writing about wanting to be in the gray zone, not wanting to give up on the idea of coexisting with others. >> coexisting with others. you write about simulation and the dangers of that, the notion that we are great melting pot but that's not the reality of it. you talk about the approach is more of a salad bowl keeping our core backgrounds and culture and be able to celebrate that and live that. what does that look like, the idea of integration and assimilation. >> guest: the question will never be settled in american society. one of the foundational myths, how often do you hear a nation of immigrants. a source of pride for many americans even if in reality the immigration laws are extremely tight and favored immigrants from western europe and excluded a number of immigrants from all over the world beginning with the chinese exclusion, chinese were not allowed to

we know we cried and our children cried with us they wept in front of us the shooting started while we were eating and we just had to leave. even the. 6 families live here together that is more than 50 people in one house among them a tourist he and her husband when the fighting and to get eyes started they tried to bring their children to safety. when this shooting started i gave my children to our neighbors who had a car to take them with them. since then she hasn't heard anything from them because of a communications blackout and to get i she can't call the neighbors or people in her village. my children are always on my mind whenever i close my eyes i see them the owner of the house study day brahim it's not the 1st time that she has welcomed refugees in her home in the 1960 s. people who fled the war and. these people came to us and those all we don't have much money they owe a neighbor so we have to hurt them many residents of this already poor region have again welcomed duty of the refugees in their homes some of us out only others provide food and water however the influx of pe

where snowden each use it for their leaks. during the arab spring people use the dark well. planned hostile protests against the government without fear of prosecution. this is also being used to organize other protests offering protection from surveillance by intelligence agencies. we definitely see both the use of like p.p.m. technology and the dark knight playing a critical role also in recent protests on russia obviously both states have a sense of the use of social media and they take away our credit ations of journalists and so communicating through alternative means and circumventing the. censorship talks has become really critical. i take freedom of speech seriously journalists rely on the dark web to work and to be protected from state control for this reason he said it might from reporters without borders says that we shouldn't simply think of the dark web as being just the dark side of the internet. definitely has an image problem. the term brain the aspect of a certain technology in a way to save us is about illega

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thanks for joining us tonight. don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." tammy bruce is filling in for laura ingraham tonight. tammy, it's all yours. >> tammy: thank you, jason. merry christmas to you and your beautiful family. i am tammy bruce and for laura ingraham this evening. this is a special edition of the ingraham angle from new york city tonight. christmas is right around the corner, which is fabulous. but the tyrannicalri liberal leaders are still acting like grinches. california governor gavin avenue some threatening to extend the lockdown orders, even though everyone knows that lockdowns do not work. leading the effort to get him out of office. and a chef groves says these leaders are launching class warfare against small businesses. and he will not go down withouts a fight. he is here tonight as well. plus, it is time for the airing of grievances, yeah. raymond arroyo is here h for extensive addition of seen and unseen. but first, joe biden has a name to transportation def

believe that the state is trying to keep us down and doesn't care about us they want us to rebel against the government. and push on with their plans haven't worked and if we stick together they never will. see. government sponsored propaganda praises the country's economic independence despite western sanctions. for 4 decades iran's conservative islamic government has adopted policies that have isolated the country and raise tensions with the united states. tatty in the hall yes the sanctions have had an impact but we can deal with it we share a border with 15 countries you can always get around an embargo. schick us that there are cracks in the wall of sanctions the u.s. is gradually losing international support. we'll just continue to focus on our domestic production capability. since ayatollah ruhollah khomeini came to power in 1979 the us has imposed sanctions on iran several times the 1st of these measures was ordered by president jimmy carter after university students seized the u.s. embassy in november 1979 and held 52 decree mats and civilian workers hostage. who the united. you

and against us but they wanted us to stop looking for my mother. joyce it was a minister we got a lot of threats. sometimes they follow through on those threats but when i was 9 they burned down our home because. as he came from the time i was 4 years old i had police protection around the clock to see him. going to the police would even escort me at the playground. there's little question is what are they protecting us from the game if we are. there. that. i went to the countryside from where. but i missed my bus in 90 and going down marion just mentioned how important it is to acknowledge how things have been changing gradually in. como set up when as a demonstration on march 24th. there were what i might a saw the acknowledgment and recognition me and all the disappeared people and those who think differently about it heres the l g b t community. here where the skill set that right the 30400 disappeared. and using that recognition to reassess the hunter era as she said we had to find that solidarity to arrive at this mission. until. i'd like to

in one room only me and an old man were not using drugs the rest were using and i gradually started using the drug on the floor that are showing. that i would do whatever it takes from sometimes laboring to stealing and even murder to get math with anything that i could do to get it i would take on the battle and then after. in a showing up not just in afghanistan but in countries around the world from australia to south africa much like the heroin trade out of afghanistan but the other side of this is it's actually bringing a con of me and jobs and commerce to the area of afghanistan that could sorely use it during these times now discuss issues issue i'm joined by a panel of experts who i'm going to ask to introduce themselves david can we start with you certainly thanks for the introduction josh money as david men still i am an independent consultant and i've been working on the jokes issue in afghanistan for the last 24 years and for the last couple of years looking at the growing meth industry and i can say this for david as someone i've been to afghanistan to 11 or 12 times i'

very much more utopian you know using clean energy systems plants growing cities using tell me which are available to us staying east things not science fiction there that are such claims the social climate lips you know this one company or california mother ship i when they could be my little poor dash at these auto crosses on petrol and christmas to get me to laugh and it can transform caucus people across oceans with syrup empennage and the stuff exists so let's see the extent to which it's about a well right so you know the use of this were punk whether it stand punk soul or punk of course goes back to punk rock and what was punk rock that was doing yourself rock just let's not wait around for the labels must not wait around for anything let's just learn 3 chords and. go out there and it was quite successful because it was the right thing at the right time and so this idea of doing it yourself is being expanded now to you mentioned big cohen earlier people are becoming self sovereign they're almost creating countries unto themselves people are tapping into the sun with solar ener

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use. donald trump says the first person will be vaccinated in the next 2a hours. president trump's attempts to overturn the election result have potentially been dealt a final legal blow — the us supreme court rejects a lawsuit aimed at throwing out the votes in 4 states. borisjohnson and the eu say they're unlikely to strike a post—brexit trade deal by sunday — with differences over how a new relationship might look. plus: # all i want for christmas is you... a song released 26 years ago — and a christmas favourite — finally tops the charts here in the uk. the us food and drug administration has authorised the pfizer—biontech coronavirus vaccine for emergency use. the agency had come under intense pressure from the trump administration to approve the vaccine‘s use. president trump has released a video on twitter to explain what happens next. through operation warp speed my administration provided a total of $14 billion to accelerate vaccine development and to manufacture all of the top ca

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the with the use. this is news and these are our top stories countries across the european union including germany have launched a mask over $1000.00 vaccine campaign 101 year old woman was among the 1st to receive the shot in germany hungary and slovakia have also started vaccinating before the start of the official e.u. rollout on sunday. more than $500.00 leads are being investigated in the us city of nashville after a motorhome exploded on christmas day 3 people were slightly injured and at least $41.00 buildings were damaged authorities say they believe the blast was deliberate but have not identified a motive or target. the israeli military has bombed targets in the gaza strip the army said it hit a number of sites including iraq at factory after missiles were fired from gaza into israel the palestinian militant group hamas which runs gaza accused israel of hitting a children's hospital. this is news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at news or visit our website dot com. board. local

us. well it's quite a big change above the village there's a cemetery with a stunning view even if it's getting warmer here in the summer they still digging extra graves to be able to bury those who die in winter when the ground is frozen solid. suddenly there's excitement in the village. the men are loading their guns and everyone's on their feet people drop everything to go and watch the non walls or hear. those who aren't in the boats watch from the shoreline and tell the hunters which way to go. time and again the whale submerge and the boats chase after them the sound of large caliber weapons resonates throughout the day. the hunters fear the smell of the corpses could attract a polar bears to keep them away from the shoreline and the settlement the dead whales are hold on to an ice sheet and carved up their. outside one of the captains we meet met up barcelona's. following the action with binoculars. her husband orca and her brother of god who are taking part in the hunt . for the v

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the us as are other countries. tribunals transcript of the commander in chief of the japanese. he was in a hurry. the red army was advancing too quickly and he didn't want to be captured by russians. prisoners were killed and their bodies destroyed. personnel and valuables were relocated they had to leave behind was. most of the facilities were blown up. on august in 1945 the 1st servia troops entered the city of harbin. 731 camp already being blown up and old the most important materials removed but there will still traces of the crimes. servia troops found evidence of the biological warfare units activities. central unit 731 personnel much captured on loan with the kuantan army commander in chief and senior military medical service officers. meanwhile she made contact with the americans. i'm going to. hurt the. motor to bring the. needy. already. and that wasn't the 1st time the pentagon had also sheltered several german fascists the removal of nazi criminals from the country was code named operation paperclip th

they were insulting us, beating us, dragging us and using violence to let us know that we weren't going be able to protest. they tried to single us out and pushed us into narrow streets where they could beat us without anyone observing. what you saw today is nothing compared to what we've witnessed, over and over, since 1975. but the news never gets out. the beatings will not deter us from continuing to fight. even if we die, will be a sacrifice so that our sons and future generations can liven the freedom that we've been denied. amy: other sahrawis have been injured as well. mahfouda lafkir shows us black-and-blue bruises on her arms. >> they hit me on the thighs, slapped me on the face, and beat me underneath my eye. amy: ghalia yimani pulls back her melhfa to show us gruesome injuries. both her arms and both breasts are badly bruised. like a number of these women, she's been sexually assaulted. down your arm, you have black-and-blue marks, and on your breast, righup to the nipple. the police grabbed her, and you see all of the marks, of the black-and-blue blue marks and the red marks

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us they want us to rebel against the government. and push on with their plans haven't worked and if we stick together they never will. that. was. the. government sponsored propaganda praises the country's economic independence despite western sanctions. for 4 decades iran's conservative islamic government has adopted policies that have isolated the country and raise tensions with the united states. tatty in the hot bed yes the sanctions have had an impact but we can deal with it sean we share a border with 15 countries you can always get around an embargo. sure there are cracks in the wall of sanctions the u.s. is gradually losing international support. we'll just continue to focus on our domestic production capability. since ayatollah ruhollah khomeini came to power in 1979 the us has imposed sanctions on iran several times the 1st of these measures was ordered by president jimmy carter after university students seized the u.s. embassy in november 1979 and held 52 diplomats and civilian workers hostage. who the united. you the host

us make us other they look fabulous other allies and least used. well you know i mean for several years now i have challenging this idea of our lives right because there's supposed to be a mutual benefit to all parties involved in what we think about black liberation i'm not convinced that there is a mutual benefit for white people in this fight for black liberation so i pivoted to using terms like coconspirators and accomplice because there is an extraction element of the word out when things get tough you can pull yourself out and i also think that using our law is a way to slap a label on sit be a part of this you know when you can just be a good person and i've found the back of the idea of just being a good person and you know respecting people's human rights and decency people like what do you mean i got to call it something i might. hayley did he not want to still go ahead you know do sis just heated up you know the reality is this is. the idea of calling yourself a liar been an ally is a saying thing that i think about in terms of words tha

i think cannabis used to be a bad rap as an illegal or it used to have a bad reputation as an illegal narcotic recently though its reputation has been revived and a growing number of countries are legalizing the drug for recreation or medicinal use the same goes for china where cannabis derived products are becoming popular while the state is granting licenses to farmers of the crop joe chung young lives in a village in china's south western union province he's among the 1st crop of the country's new cannabis farmers. you know what you do all of i planted 20 had tears in the 1st year but we gradually expanded today i plant 40 hackberry as of cannabis it brings in a lot more money than other crops. farmer shows business is entirely legal as long as he uses the seeds he receives from the government which contain very little of the psychoactive substances t.h.c. and he may only sell it to a licensed company michael one has invested in this type of business he's one of china's cannabis pioneers. people still can see their canopies this i'm a truck industry so you know my family and even t

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is and is thinking about us and works for us every day. it does not mean they are going to be perfect or they are going to solve every problem of every georgian right away as a consequence of being elected, any or than electing me solved every problem, or that i didn't make mistakes or that there were still issues pending after eight years of me being president. but the one thing i could say about my presidency and about certain is il for know they will work everything will day to make sure they are doing their absolute best to serve the people they serve. and that is the bare minimum anybody should want. but beyond that, as i said, it's is if welso at stake are going to get significant economic relief for small businesses in georgia that are suffering because of the pandemic, if we are going to seriously deal with the aftermath of the pandemic, if we are going to start building on the affordable care act and making it even stronger so more people are reached, those kinds of agenda items require legislative initiatives, and we can't get th

you know seats because we don't use those we don't use technology. i mean it doesn't make sense we want to participate and be competitive on a global scene or not. and in europe we have this romantic idea of farmlands that business people. will never cultivate something that is dangerous and they would never cultivate something they don't need they're just business people and we should get them to their business. and we can't expect them to act in any other way except as businesses. the only way that would say is if there is a root and branch revolution in the way that we do business and that would need to involve all corporations all over the world because as long as we treat soon like a global commodity. we have a very big problem. and part of that problem is that food will go to the highest bidder and the highest bidder may not be someone that wants to feed the highest bidder maybe someone wants to feed your car this is entirely the wrong way to look at food food should be food . i would be. making money. in profits it's about because. it's about

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is thinking about us and works for us every day. away as a consequence of being elected anymore than electing me salt every problem or that i didn't make mistakes or that there were still issues pending after eight years of beam being president but the one thing i could say about my presidency and about john and rafael, i know it will work every day to make sure they are doing their best to serve the people who serve and that is the bare minimum anybody should want. but beyond that, as i said, it's also at stake is if we are going to get significant economic relief for small businesses in georgia suffering because of the pandemic, if we are going to seriously deal with the aftermath of the pandemic, if we are going to start building on the affordable care act and making it even stronger show more reach is kind of agenda items require legislative initiatives and we can't get that done unless we've got not just white house but also willing partners in congress, these two gentlemen, john and rafael, i know that is what they want >> tha

they don't want to see us use force in syria. to give up their chemical-weapons program. >> i think, obviously, he would like to argue that, hey, i found a way to avoid a military option. the problem is how naive that looks, and that he cut a deal with the russians who, at that point in time, were getting ready to do the largest infiltration into american democracy that they ever attempted. >> your critics say your reluctance to enter, makes the united states weaker. >> you had hundreds of thousands of deaths. you had a country, which will never be able to repair itself. >> president was way too focused on exit strategies. we still had all the problems in afghanistan. you had all the problems throughout the middle east. this is open ended. >> he tried to thread the needle. and sometimes, you just can't thread the needle. >> on the other hand, it's the president's job to make the tough decisions in our interest. and i think, in this instance, he did. >> every few months, i go to walter reed. and i see a 25-year-old kid, who's para